Re: how to mount nfs shares with user write access

Check permissions on the NFS server. Make sure that
regular users can
write to exported the filesystem.

On 7/26/06, Bliss, Aaron <ABliss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I'm having trouble mounting a nfs export so that

non-root users can

write to the share; the share is exported with rw

; As root, I can write

to the share, however normal users get a

permission denied error; I'm

getting the same results whether I manually mount

the partition or

access the partition thru autofs (both ways I'm

mounting with rw as an

option); any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

Aaron

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I think that NFS uses uid's and gid's to check
permissions, If you don't use NIS, that would cause
problems.

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